NY top court upholds state insurance rule for abortion
The state's former top financial regulator discusses a court ruling upholding an insurance rule she wrote in 2017.
Making cents of New York’s financial plan
We review the updated financial plan with Patrick Orecki, director of state studies for the Citizens Budget Commission.
County mental health officials promote harm reduction
The state Conference of Local Mental Hygiene Directors published a position statement on harm reduction strategies.
Is it time to ban glue traps for rodents?
Assemblymember Harvey Epstein carries a bill prohibited the production and sale of adhesive-based traps for rodents.
Barbara Guinn leads state anti-poverty initiatives
We chat with the recently confirmed commissioner for the State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance.
Fiscal control board floated for struggling school district
The East Ramapo Central School District is heading toward insolvency, according to Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski.
‘Medical Aid in Dying’ debate
We hear from opposing sides of legislation enabling terminally ill New Yorkers to commit suicide with the aid of a doctor.
Public bank proposed for Rochester
Legislation authorizing municipal banks in New York has stalled, so a pilot program has been proposed for Rochester.
State retirement fund to hit growth mark
The fund investing on behalf of the state and local retirement system likely exceeded expectations for the fiscal year that
Hochul administration sued for use of solitary confinement
The state is being sued for allegedly putting incarcerated New Yorkers with disabilities into solitary confinement.
